Great Britain's involvement in WW1

In case of being attacked, the UK and Belgium have mutual support to the treaty. In 1914, Germany attacked France through Belgium. The UK ordered Germany to retreat. But Germany did not listen, so Britain declared war against Germany.

The battle of Somme was originally named "Battle of Albert" and was held on both sides of the French Somme River from 1 July to 18 November 1916.

To alleviate the pressure on the French army, they fought for a while with Verdun and almost collapsed, so the battle of Somme began. So the French Army wants British troops to force Germany to withdraw.

I will explain the collision related to the ANZAC event as a whole. The origin of the First World War (WW 1) is complicated, but focusing on the UK is easier. In the weeks after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, Britain should be able to do more and to clarify diplomatic position, to clarify in Germany that the foreign policy is gambling. It is more powerful. A clear statement about this effect may be enough to withdraw them, but the truth is that Germany feels that it has a plan and it is necessary to obey its natural conclusion: extremism with France A war

Participation in the First World War gathered a great deal of attention in the settlers' dreams. Later, Britain joined the colonies of Canada, Australia and New Zealand, despite these colonies, as one of the victorious trophies. Neither citizens nor the British Army are, they are operated by Caucasians. To truly understand war, you need to ask civilians living in the theater. Combatants are quite simple - they receive food, water, and medical care. When they sleep, they have companions to protect them. They do not see the children being bombed or shot. Careful calculation and reporting of extremist casualties - civilians are accidental injuries - there is nothing to disturb

They were British guardians, so Egypt was forced to participate more than necessary in the First World War. This caused people's anxiety because half of the infrastructure was occupied by the military and 1.5 million Egyptians were obliged to enter the Labor Party. Saad Zaghul former education minister, who was dissatisfied with British rule, founded the Wafd party, a group of independent activists. After the ceasefire of 1918, Zahul repeatedly tried to say for Egypt's independence. As the Wafd party began to gain more and more support and gained a lot of attention from the UK, they arrested Zaghul in 1919 after stealing a European consultant podium in front of the appellate council. This nationwide protest action occurred in various groups. Students refuse to play British songs, men attack, women resist buying British goods